#yulia-navalnaya

#yulia-navalnaya

Yulia Navalnaya intends to challenge Putin by running for president if she returns to Russia post-exile.

Free speech was crucial for Navalny's opposition to Putin, despite attempts to suppress it.

Yulia Navalnaya vows to continue her late husband's work promoting democratic change in Russia.

She blames Russian President Vladimir Putin for her husband's death and pledges to reveal all those implicated in what she insists was his murder.

European Parliament condemns Navalny's killing

Yulia Navalnaya expresses concerns about arrests at husband's funeral

Yulia Navalnaya has transformed her role into the face of the Russian opposition following her husband's death and the release of his memoir.

Yulia Navalnaya and the Russian Anti-Corruption Foundation have been awarded the Freedom of Speech Award 2024 for their work in fighting for freedom of press and expression in Russia.

Yulia Navalnaya vows to continue Aleksei Navalny's fight against Putin's rule.

Navalnaya faces risks in leading the pro-democracy movement after husband's death.

Russian court orders arrest of Yulia Navalnaya, widow of Alexei Navalny.

Alexey Navalny died in a Russian jail after serving more than three years.

Yulia Navalnaya to meet European foreign ministers in Brussels to discuss support for Russian freedom fighters.

Yulia Navalnaya to take over late husband's role

Navalnaya faces discord among opposition figures

Yulia Navalnaya demands Russian authorities return Navalny's body for burial, accusing Putin of mocking Christian values.

Navalny's family faces pressure from Russian officials to bury him in secret without mourners.

Yulia Navalnaya, the wife of Kremlin critic Alexey Navalny, has spoken out against the Russian government following reports of her husband's death.

Navalny's mother, Lyudmila Navalnaya, stated that her son was alive and well when she last saw him on February 12.

Yulia Navalnaya accuses Putin of killing Alexey Navalny

Investigation into Alexey Navalny's death extended with unknown cause

Navalny wrote an autobiography in 2020 after the poisoning, to be published posthumously.

His widow, Yulia Navalnaya, reveals the existence of the secret text, a memoir titled Patriot.

Navalny's book is written reflectively, connecting personal life events with national events.

Aleksei Navalny's widow, Yulia Navalnaya, is stepping up as the new leader of the opposition movement in Russia.

Mr. Navalny's team faces the challenge of maintaining political momentum and uniting Russia's fractured opposition without its charismatic leader.

Yulia Navalnaya, the wife of Russian dissident Aleksei Navalny, made a surprise appearance at the Munich Security Conference and denounced President Putin and his government.

Navalnaya vowed that Putin and his circle will be brought to justice for what they have done to her family and country.

Her speech captivated the audience and added new urgency to the conference's focus on security threats from Russia.

Yulia Navalnaya speaking out against the Russian government after her husband's death

Yulia Navalnaya's determination to continue her husband's cause against President Putin

Russia adds Aleksei Navalny's widow to terrorist list and accuses her of extremism, restricting her financial activities.

Yulia Navalnaya urges Russians to protest against Putin on election day

Navalnaya vows to continue her late husband's work against Putin

Yulia Navalnaya urges protests against Putin by forming queues outside voting stations on March 17.

Navalnaya encourages voting for any candidate except Putin, spoiling ballots, or writing 'Navalny' during the March 15-17 election.

Yulia Navalnaya faces imprisonment if she returns to Russia, accused of participating in an extremist group.

Kremlin denies involvement in Navalny's death

Navalny's widow accuses poisoning by nerve agent